The British Hydropower Association, is a non-governmental trade membership organisation dedicated to representing the interests of the UK Hydropower community.
The association believes that Hydropower, or water power, is one of the most reliable, predictable and least environmentally intrusive of all the renewable energy technologies. They strive to ensure that the full potential and associated economic and community benefits are fully realised.
Membership of the British Hydropower Association is open to all types of businesses, generators, commercial organisations, academia, charities, community groups anyone involved in, or with an interest in Hydropower. The current membership is diverse, covering all sizes and types of Hydropower from pico to pumped storage.
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